Sentence examples for aspiring to become a from inspiring English sources

TWENTY years ago, Gerry Holzman, a social studies teacher aspiring to become a full-time woodworker, took a band saw to a block of basswood.

Although Poland is aspiring to become a member of the European Union, the vital interests of Poland and many other countries in eastern, central and northeastern Europe are still harmonious with the foreign policy goals of the United States government.

She grew up in Brooklyn smitten with musical theater and aspiring to become a lyricist, and her adult love of jazz is one she shares with her husband, the music critic Francis Davis.

By the time Goldin was thirteen, she was reading The East Village Other, listening to the Velvet Underground, and aspiring to become a junkie, a "slum goddess," a bad girl free of the limiting roles with which so many women define their social self daughter, wife, mother.

It's called Coffee Town, and it's about a coffee shop aspiring to become a fancy bistro.

Google launched its answer to HealthVault in 2008, also aspiring to become a clearinghouse for health data fed by doctors and hospitals.

We also have to put an end to the notion that aspiring to become an academic scientist is somehow the only honorable goal.

David Barrett started programming at the early age of 6 and has been aspiring to become an expense report magnate ever since.

He initially aspired to become a fighter pilot after becoming influenced by his "hero", a mathematics teacher who had been in the Royal Air Force during World War II.

Despite this training, Marshall had aspired to become a dentist.

Elwyn, who once aspired to become "a beacon unto the faithful," becomes something much more profane.